Monument Glamping
Quick Facts
Why the Palmer Divide & Tri-Lakes Area
Monument sits in Colorado’s Tri-Lakes region, on the Palmer Divide between Denver and Colorado Springs. The elevated ridge creates its own cooler, wetter microclimate and distinctive ponderosa pine forests, with Pikes Peak visible to the southwest and the Pike National Forest bordering the town to the west.
Monument Glamping takes advantage of this quieter high-elevation setting, giving guests an easy-access mountain escape without the longer drive to more remote parts of the Rockies.
What Makes It Special
- Location: Monument, on the Palmer Divide between Denver and Colorado Springs
- Setting: Ponderosa pine forest, cooler high-elevation microclimate
- Site type: Safari tents and container suites
- Amenities: Private hot tubs, sauna, fire pits, indoor plumbing, amenities baskets
- Recreation: Hiking access to the Pike National Forest
Pro Tips for Booking
Book for a milestone trip. With a private hot tub at every site and consistently praised hosts, this is genuinely built for anniversaries and couples’ getaways.
Pack for cooler evenings. The Palmer Divide’s elevation means cooler nights than you might expect this close to Colorado Springs.
Explore Monument’s historic downtown. The wooden sidewalks and small shops are a short drive from the property.
What to Do Around Here
- Private hot tub and fire pit right at the site
- Hiking in the neighboring Pike National Forest
- Monument’s historic downtown, with its Victorian-era shops
- Limbach Park, with its lake and walking paths
- Views of Pikes Peak from around the area
